Preventing patient positioning injuries - All procedural staff need education

Preventing patient positioning injuries - All procedural staff need education

Identifying risk factors that increase a patient's likelihood of position-related injuries is part of the pre-procedural evaluation. Examples of chronic illness that increase risk of positioning injury include extremes of body habitus, hypertension, diabetes, tobacco use, peripheral vascular di...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of clinical anesthesia 2022-09, Vol.80, p.110848-110848, Article 110848
Hauptverfasser: Last, Jefferson, Engle, Brian, Dziuba, Adam, Pollard, Jacob, Chang, Candace
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Patient positioning
Pressure distribution
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Patient positioning
Pressure distribution
Risk factors
Surgeons
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